Sentence examples for rule based assessment from inspiring English sources
The assumptions that underlie the rule based assessment of whether actions taken were necessary and sufficient can be challenged - and were, quite frequently, by the clinical panel members.
With most callers going on to manage their condition on their own or contact their GP, and most contacts rated as appropriate through the rule based assessment, this study has not raised major concerns related to safety or wasteful practice.
Of the eight cases highlighted by the rule based assessment as 'insufficient subsequent action', three were also supported as 'insufficient subsequent action' by at least two panel members in each case.
Both approaches to the assessment of appropriateness made in this study - based on the view of the caller, or the rule based assessment - rested on the self reported perceptions and actions of callers who responded to the questionnaire.
In three other cases (1193, 961, 651) the rule based method assessment was overturned on review of the transcript when at least one panel member judged that the advice given was insufficient for the problem.
As a conclusion, our findings suggest that empirical therapy with echinocandin in critically-ill patients with uncontrolled sepsis in medical ICUs could be guided by a clinical decision rule based on risk-factor assessment that includes Candida sp. colonization and the CS.
The machinability assessment method employs rule based decision logic and multiple regression techniques to produce feasible initial cutting conditions for a wide range of workpiece materials.
KPAs and KFAs can be assessed and converted into numeric values that can be used as fuzzy inputs to Mamdani-type rule based fuzzy inference systems (MRBFIS) to make fuzzy assessments of SoS meta-architecture concepts.
A Mamdani-type rule based fuzzy inference system (MRBFIS) is then used to make a fuzzy assessment of the SoS meta-architecture concept using GA optimized and assessed KPAs as MRBFIS inputs.
Rule based classifiers generate classification models using a collection of "if... then... .......... rules [ 12].
